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Violin Labeled Geo. S. Conway – Newark, 1922
This full-size violin bears a label reading Geo. S. Conway, Newark, 1922. While little is widely documented about Conway as a maker, this instrument appears to be the work of a regional American luthier or possibly a rebranded workshop violin, typical of early 20th-century U.S. violin trade practices.
The violin features a two-piece maple back with mild flame, a fine-grained spruce top, and a warm, golden-brown varnish that has aged gracefully. Tonally, it offers a clear, ringing voice with a focused core and responsive playability—well-suited for advancing students or players looking for a vintage American instrument with personality and charm.
A characterful early 20th-century violin with appealing tone and an intriguing, if not fully documented, provenance.
Specifications for Violin Labeled Geo. S. Conway, Newark, 1922
| Player Use | Advancing Student Instruments or Master Instruments |
| Size | 4/4 (full) |
| Variety | Premium |
| Violin Type | Antique & Vintage |
| Instrument Use | For Violin |
Products Measurements
| Length Of Back (mm) | 356.5 |
| Width of Upper Bout (mm) | 166.0 |
| Width of Center Bout (mm) | 102.5 |
| Width of Lower Bout (mm) | 204.0 |
| Neck Length (mm) | 130.0 |
| Body Stop (mm) | 193.5 |
| String Length (mm) | 326.5 |
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